Private Tuition

General 1-2-1 sessions for all ages needing support and building confidence.

1-2-1 sessions for pupils who want additional support for those entering art scholarships and taking GCSE art. Specific set portfolio pieces for art scholarship assessments.

Also available for pupils to engage in general creativity or for those who would like to learn a new technique.

During Term Time we run 1.5 or 2 hour sessions on Fridays and some weekends. Fees are £35 per hour.

Private Print Sessions

For pupils who want to engage in some creative fun and learn a new technique.

Print making sessions can be booked individually as private tuition or as a group of four. The Print techniques we provide are Styrofoam, Acetate, Collagraph, Lino. these techniques require a 2 hour session. These must be booked as private tuition.

Please contact Kerry to agree a time before booking

Testimonials

"My son’s school teacher told me he had a talent for art and should apply for a scholarship at his chosen school. I looked for an art teacher who would help him put a portfolio together to submit with his application. We found Kerry at Bloom, who turned out to be absolutely brilliant. Kerry knew exactly what to do to guide and help him choose the right things to include in his portfolio, as well as teaching him lots of new techniques and ideas. Our son really looked forward to his weekly lesson with Kerry and went on to succeed in getting his scholarship. I can’t recommend her highly enough." Geri Wolskel

"My daughter, has been attending art classes at Bloom since she was 5 years old. When she decided to apply for an 11+ art scholarship – we didn’t hesitate to contact Kerry to support her with building her portfolio. Kerry has encouraged our daughter to work and hone in on her basic skills without zapping her love of art. Our daughters successful art scholarship is due to the wonderful support, encouragement and positive teaching style from Kerry. I am so grateful that we found her and her wonderful studio. Highly recommend." Angharad Smout-Jones